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Stimsonite Aga 12a Reflector Safety Car Bike Bicycle Metal Housing Model 50 Vtg on 2040-parts.com

US $8.99
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New Kensington, Pennsylvania, US

New Kensington, Pennsylvania, US
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Stimsonite AGA 12A Reflector Safety Car Bike Bicycle Metal Housing Model 50 Vtg



  • Stimsonite AGA
  • No. 12A
  • Model 50
  • About 4.5" x 3.5" x .5"
  • Shows normal wear from age, but is in good overall condition. Please see photos for exact condition
  • Super fast shipping!



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